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Weekly Report - 24 April 2025 (WR-25-16)
ECUADOR: Mexico dismisses Noboa assassination claims
Mexico’s government has brushed aside claims from the Ecuadorean authorities that Mexican criminal groups are plotting to assassinate President Daniel Noboa – allegedly on behalf of his defeated rivals in the recent presidential election. The Noboa administration had announced on 19 April that it was on “maximum alert” in response to intelligence reports warning of planned “magnicide”.
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